IN PICTURES: Kids show parents how it's done in rave open to all ages

Luck N Neat Juniors rave held in Southend

HUNDREDS of children showed their parents how it’s done at a special rave which was open to all ages.

Old school garage legends, DJ Luck and MC Neat, introduced ‘Luck N Neat Juniors’ following a successful Christmas event in London last year.

Altogether - the children loved experiencing what the grown-ups do!

Light-up - dancers get to grips with their glow sticks

Breakdance - one youngster gets in the mood

Dancing queens - a mum and daughter take to the dancefloor

Party time - some of the mini ravers enjoyed making noise with their whistles

For the first time ever in Southend, the DJs took their junior tour to Southend, at Chameleon Nightclub, in Lucy Road, over the Easter weekend.

Children of all ages enjoyed a dance with their parents as well as the other exciting activities which were on offer on the day.

Youngsters were able to take a break from all the partying with some arts and crafts, get their face painted or even get a glitter tattoo.

The UV lights, whistles and glow sticks were a hit, as were the professional DJ lessons and dance lessons.

The DJs were giving out candy floss to the mini ravers’ delight and held various competitions.

There was also a bouncy castle which was unsurprisingly popular.

Music levels were kept low for younger children.

A spokesman for Luck N Neat Juniors said: “We are sure every child has witnessed their parents dancing and singing around the house to a little bit of Luck N Neat, so it was a great time for the parents to introduce the next generation to garage music.

“What better way to finish off the Easter holidays than a rave?”

Great time - it seems some of the adults had more fun than the children!

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